Z-PUSH-GAB2CONTACTS(8)
β¨ NAME β¨
z-push-gab2contacts β the icon whose entire personality is synchronizing Global Address Book data over to a contact folder π
It's a section 8 (System Manager's Manual) girlie, so she's out here doing sysadmin business, no cap.
π SYNOPSIS π
z-push-gab2contacts -a sync
z-push-gab2contacts -a delete
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okay so bestie, listen. You know how the Global Address Book (GAB) just sits there living its best life and your mobile devices are like "and what about me"? π
That's literally where z-push-gab2contacts comes in. It's the tool that synchronizes the Global Address Book (GAB) to a normal contacts folder. And why do we care? Because that way the GAB can be easily synchronized to mobile devices. It's giving matchmaker. It's giving bridge. It's giving "your phone finally knows who everyone is" π
π OPTIONS π
The whole vibe is driven by the -a flag, and it takes one of these two actions. Pick your fighter π«Ά
sync
The sync action updates the contact folder with the contacts from the GAB.
Now here's the part that makes her a considerate queen π β contacts created manually in the contact folder are not touched. She only brings in the GAB ones. Your hand-made little guys are safe, untouched, thriving. Periodt.
delete
The delete action deletes the contacts from the contacts folder that were created by synchronization from the GAB.
Heads up bestie π this one is a delete. It specifically goes after the contacts that came from GAB synchronization β not your manual ones β but it is still out here removing things. So like. Know what you're running, okay? π
and that's the whole page, bestie!! β¨ Straight out of the System Manager's Manual, sitting pretty at section 8, filed under the big iconic label Z-PUSH-GAB2CONTACTS(8) π¦ That footer energy? It's just her name again, all caps, twice, because she said it with her whole chest. Slay, honestly. π πΈ
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu jammy: z-push-kopano-gab2contacts 2.6.0-1 Β· AGPL-3.0-only
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms